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Indianapolis Classical Schools.

SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Prepares for Harvard. Yale
and all other Colleges and Scientific Schools Twelfth
year. Four boarding pupils received. SEM for cata
logue. THEO. l.. SEWALI, Principal.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS lin different part of the
ciry)-Prepares for all colleges that admit women.
Handsome accommodations for boarding pupils. Sixth
year. Send for catalogue. T. L. SEWALL and MAY
WRIGHT SEWAIL, Principals.
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Initiated Constantly
But never squaled. Colgate's exouisitely per-
fumed Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap
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The United States customs collscsor at Port
Huron yesterday stopped thirty Canadians from
working on the Grand Trunk road. A number
of these are employed in prominent positions
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DIED.


MURAL TOWNSVILLE, Ind, July IL, 1887, Miss
Elizabeth Muir. Notice will be given of the funera al
hereafter.
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H,HE K T. OF /. OF THE HOTEL BROTHER
Il hood will celebrate their first anniversary
Wednesday. August 3, at the State Fair Grounds.
Indianapolis Ind assisted by the brotherhood lodges
from Chicago, St. Louis Columbus and Louisville.
This will no doubt be one of the grandest affairs and
greatest attractions presented by the colored
people of Indianapolis In addition to other amuse
ents of the best trottng and pacing horses of
Marion county will contest for the prizes. purse
of $50 for the winning horses. not less than five
Bicycle first prize gold watch charm;
second prize. gold scarf pin. There viii be game
of baseball played between of the local clubs and
from Franklin. ivedollsr gold piece will be
given to the winning club The following named
gentlemen will take part in the bicycle contests Mr.
A. Taylor. Mr.. A. ID. johnson. Mr.. Josh Zimmerman,
NJ. A Waller and Mr.. George West. grand street
parade at 1890. headed by the cornet band.
known the Brotherhood Band. There twenty
two members and this will be their first public APP
pearance They will also give a concert at night
der the direction OF Joseph Cameron.
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EIVIL, MECHANICAL AND MINING EN-
~ CHEERING AT THE RENSSELAER, PoLYTECH-
MIC INSTITUTE, Troy. n. Y. The oldest engineering
school in America Next term begins Sept IL The
Register for 1887 contains list of the graduates for
the 60 years. with their POSITIONS also of
study, requirements expenses etc. CANDIDATES from
distance those living in distant States by special
aminatons at their homes at such schools they
may be attending. may determine the question of adj
mission without visiting Troy For REGISTER and full
information address DAVID M. GREENE. Director.
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BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
when BLOCK, Opposite Postofrlce

When Block. Opposite Postoflce.
Bookkeeping, Actual Business, Short Hand English
Branches. Penmanship. ETC., thoroughly taught
POSITIVELY the only institution in this city pos
sessing the facilities for imparting sound Business
Psnmanship, Shorthand education investigated
Investigates!
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MARRIED

GORDON-KINCAID-Benj Gordon and Mary
Kncad at the residence of the brides mother 70 Ft
Wayne avenue, July 5, 1897 Rev. Reuben Jeffery
officiating.
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NnRrHMEsrERN NEWS.

Isaac Bickel. wealthy farmer, who
resides near the town of Waubeck, Iowa,
refused to allow his l9-year-old son, Ira, to
attend Christmas dance. Father and son
continued to quarrel until Thursday evening
when they came to blows Ira struck his
father with a club, fracturing his skull,
from which injuries he died a few hours
later The murderer was arrested. escaped,
was recaptured, and is now in custody.
The dead body of Tina Webber. aged
twenty-four. domestic in the family of
John Kendall. at Winona, MINI, was found
in her bed on the morning of Dec. p. 1t
transpired that the unfortunate girl, had
loved. not wisely but too well and her death
occurred from an overdose of oil OF tansy.
Her remains were sent TO Wilton, Wis,
where her family reside.
4 movement Is made for soldiers
monument at Red Wing, Mimi, twenty feet
in height, with room for tablets large
enough to contain the names of every sol
der from Goodhue county, the whole TO be
SurmOunted by life-size statue of a soldier
in full uniform The estimated cost Is from
$500 TO $3.50.
The City Couneilof Rochester. Mimi.
win ask the legislature to amend the mum
icipal charter 50 that SEQ or 81 600 may be
charged for saloon licenses, and to provide
a method so that the police may be directly
accountable 20 the Mayor and council, in
stead Of to the people, as now.
A. 4. Ames the Democratic nominee
for Governor.in Minnesota last fall, gave out
some time ago that he should contest the
election. In accordance Herewith he filed
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AVERY ROMANTIC STORY.

A recent copy OF ~ Indiana paper con
tains the following paragraph:
Married-O Nov. p by Rev. DR.. Turn
bull. George A. Dawson, Of Louisiana,
to Miss Alice Lemon. of Washington.
ID. c.
This marriage Is the sequel to an I'M
usually romantic story. writes 4 Wash
ington correspondent Of The NelC York
Herald. George Dawson, a Young cap
tain in the confederate army, lay seri-
ouslyiniured in 1864, a prisoner of war,
In the Emitted States hospital al Indian
apolis. One of the ladies who visited
the hospital frequently administered
alike to the wearers Of the blue and the
gray was a Mrs. Lemon, the wealthy
widow of q union officer. In these visits
Mrs. Lemon was usually accompanied
by her daughter Alice then a miss Of 10
years A fast friendship sprung up be-
tween the Young confederate andthe lit
tie union girl, which continued some
months until the former was exchanged
and sent back to his regiment. Seven
wears ago Mrs. Lemon died. and Miss
Alice. through the efforts Of her repub-
lican friends. secured a clel kship inone
of the departments here. Her hea,tA
gradually failed. and last Octlrier she
resigned her position sua went west 70
reside withrelatiSrs. The announceGent
Of her resignation was printed in oGoof
New Orleans papers, where /; met she
eve of Capt Dawson, how a digniiied
bachelor of middle age, and one Of the
richest planters on the lower Mississippi.
Capt Dawson immediately wrote Miss
Lemon and asked her if she was his lit
tie sweetheart of former years, and, if
30, bv what caprice % fortune she had
been thrown upon her own resources.
Miss Lemon answered the captain, de-
failing their financial losses 8t the time
of jay Cooke failure. thesubsequent
death Of her l,4otber. Capt. Dawson there
uI.on sent the lady a check for 81 900,
which he begged her to accept as =
slight recompense for hermOther' kind
ness to him while prisoner Of war.
Miss Lemon retugned the check. saying
that un1eE no circumstances could she
receive ii.
Capt Dawson then came north to sec
if be could not personally prevail upon
the lady to accept his assistance. He
went to Indiana, intending to stop only
a couple of days, but he remained a
month, and when heFotuFned last week
he carried with arm northern bride
TO grace MS southern home.
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THE Old WORLD.

The London Post in announcing that
Mr.. Goschen has agreed to succeed Lord
Randolph Churchill in the leadership of the
House of Commons, expresses a fear that his
appointment will lead to the abandonment
Of the Tory Democratic policy, upon which
policy il is necessary to fight the COnserVa-
tive bnttle The Pest again urges upon
Lord Salisbury the imperitiye necessity OF
seeking some means to regain Lord Ran
dolph. even if MIR Goschen's acceptance be
final.
The Marquis of Londonderry, lord
lieutenant Of Ireland, offers TO sell his Irish
estates to the tenants The terms of sale
are not mentioned. Lord Templemore has
offered TO sell his estate in Donegal at TWEEN
" years purchase on the basis of the pres
ent rental.
The return Of Prince Alexander to the
Bulgarian throne, it is semi-ofticially said,
might cause the car to renounce all en-
deavor to effect pacific settlement of the
crisis in Bulgaria and have recourse to mill
tary occupation Of the country
A London cable Of Jan. 3, says A
disastrous fire occurred on Wood street
London, affecting the property of twenty
five firms. The damage Is enormous. IL Is
impossible to estimate loss at present
Queen Victoria highly approves of
the proposed match between her grand
daughter. Princess Sophia Of Prussia, and
Prince Rupprecht grandson OF the regent OF
Bavaria.
The shipping statistics of the port Of
Liverpool for 1856 show a decrease of 1000
600 tons The coastwise trade shows an in
crease, the falling off being in foreign trade.
Chamberlain scheme of establish
ing national councils, which have been in
part approved 10y Parnell, has been the sen
sation Of English political circles.
The British steamer Dragoman, from
Savannah for Liverpool collided with and
sunk an unknown vessel off Birds Eye.
Fourteen persons were drowned.
Lady Colin Campbell made her first
public appearance in London after her re-
cent trial. at an East End mission school.
The shipping statistics Of the port Of
Liverpool for 1886 shows an increase, the
falling off being in the foreign trade.
Russia has borrowed $4,000, 900
from France to build a water route from the
Don to the Black Sea.
The feeling in Torydom is tina
Goschen will do more work and make less
noise than Churchill
Theexplo>ion of gas in the Cambridge
England. barracks killed four men and bad
~ injured thirteen
London Times states positively that
Germany and Russia have formed defen-
sive alliance.
Mr.. Goschen has entered the Tory
cabinet, which viii be entirely reconstructed.
The German government feels hope
full Of the passage Of the army bill.
Work on the Panama canal is pro-
crossing with great rapidity.
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CircumstantiaI Evidence.

l have very little faith in CIR
cumstantal evidence, having
seen so many instances
where it was in error In direct test
timony a witness may distort the truth,
but in circumstantial evidence he has a
double opportunity to lie, and no way
of tripping him up. remember a case
in Mississippi, happening when | was a
boy, that has made me chary about us
ing cIrcumstantial evidence lhave
been engaged in the practice of law.
The victim was poorman, who came
there from the north. got hold of a
small farm TO cultivate, and constructed
a log hut down by the river, in which
he lived all alone. Near him resided a
rich planter Around his hut THE country
was very Softand swampy. 1t was off
the main road and was not seen fire.
quently by travellers, but bridle-path
lcadinr near the hut was used consider
ably by people around there TO cnt Off
the distance to town. This rich plante,
one day, in closingup his season = cropr
went to town to settle up with his agents.
and it was expected would have con-
siderablcmoneyw with him on his return.
The time passed for him to return
and he did not come. Later has horse
arrived home rideFlcss. \ search was
instituted, and early next morning the
tody of the planter was found IN the
swampy land off the bridle-path. His
pockets had been riiled, and 1t was
clear that the murder hatl been com
mitted for robbery. Beside the body
was found a derringer, with the name
of the occupant of the dut e"gravedon
it. Leading from the hut to the body
and back TO the hut were well-deiined
tracks At the hut the man was found
sleeping, the mate to the derrlnger by
his side. his shoes muddy, and his hat
filed with papers taken from the dead
mans pockets. The shoes fitted the
tracks nicely. and very strong case OF
circumstantial evidence was made out.
He was tried, convicted. and hanged.
He protested his innocence 80 strongly
on the scaffold that the sheriff delayed
in the performance of his duty. With
i'm twelve months after that hard case
in that county was mortally wounded,
and on his death-bed he confessed to
having committed the murder. and gave
up money and papers he had secured.
He said he had crossed from the road
to the hui In his stocking feet. had put
on the poor mans shoes, armed HIM
self with his derringer, and laidin wait
for the planter. and after committing
the murder had fixed the evidences Of
guilt around the still sleeping occupant
of the hut.-St. Louis Gl0be-Dem0crdt
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MINNEsnrA STATE cANvAsa.

The Minnesota state canvasSing
board met at St. Paul January Bird and de
clared the vote cast in November for
state officers:
For Governor. McGml 107,064, Ames.
104, 46i, Child 1856, McGill, plurality, 2,GN0.
For Lieutenant Governor, Rice. ll4,O3S,
Frank %, ops, Pinkham9,@7l, Rice's plurality
1000
State Treasurer, Mattson 1874. Jae-
ger, 1920, Bierce 1891, Mattson plural
ity, lS,5l4.
Secretary Of State, Bobletter 1874
Poehler, 1888, Kniss, 1908 Bobletter, plu-
rality, zoos.
State Auditor Braden, 1896, Lund-
berg. Sl,919, Allen, $3.50, Braden, plurality,
ssh.
Attorney General Clapp, Hosp. Ives
9jsSl. Hatch. sos, Clapp. plurality, 1862
Clerk Supreme Court, Jones 1879
O'Learv, 93,1l3, Fostnes, 9,0o2, Jones, plural
ity, 1891
Associate Justices Supreme Court.
Vanderburg, 1888. Mitchell, 49,, $40. Dick
inson, 1885 Mcknight, $50, Cochran,
$500, Shannon, S,9!f
Amendment TO Art. Of the Constitution,
Yes, l3l, 533, No. 1874,
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JOHN A. LOGAN.
ready

His last words were: ''If this IS the end In
eadY."
Delirions lay the soul
That never could grow old
His name at sixty black,
Like twenty was his mold;
What field he rode alone
BY what black Lethe's eddy,
None knew, who heard his tone;
'l'm ready.
No corps is there, strong chef,
That pivots on thy will;
Thy foe l. bat thief
That drugs thee bat 20 Kill:
Already tortured core,
Hast thou a soul 20 steady
To say-and look death Ger
I'm readyl'
Aye, nature so robust
And yalOr's open hand
Fear not itself to trust
Though vanished sea and land
The eagle eye l. dull:
The Judgment, hard and heady,
says, firm and dutitul:
I'm ready.
No lie, no sneaking arts,
Come ont thy flank TO furry.
That Startle crawling hearts
ANA their departure hurry:
a In the hope fOrlorn,
When blew the guidons shreddy,
Thy voice peals like a horn:
"A.l ready!'
So In these days, weak span
When times heroic falter.
Thank God for "s'Vre's man
No priests nor schools can alter.
Whose instincts like the breath
OF prairies, blowing steady.
Say 10 his foes or Death:
I'm ready
George Alfred TotCasfl.d
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HISTORY OF THE WEEK.
FUNERAL OF JOHN \. LOGAN.

Friday, the day of Senator Logan
and ice and sleet. and atmospherically most
but this did not interfere with
a pageant OF imposing and distinguished
PROPORTIONS The Senate chamber was
tastefully draped. and the chair Of the dead
Senator. the second of the innermost row
from the center aisle. was covered with
Grape The clerks desk was almost hidden
in a bank Of floral emblems, fianked on the
right and left respectively 10y huge anchor
of white and an immense representation OF
the badge of the Fifteenth Army Corps.
Two or three hundred additional chairs had
been arranged in rows for the accommoda-
ton Of those who had been invited to do
honor to the deceased.
Atl2:lO the pail bearers took their places
and conveyed the casket to tine Senate
chamber. The seats reserved for the family
of the Pres. were occupied by Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs Folsom Mrs. Villas. Mrs. Manning and
Mrs. Lamont At - O'Clock a hush fell over
the a-semblage and as the procession OF
mourueTs entered the north door OF the
chamber. every occupant al = seat upon tue
floor rose To his feet. Mrs Logan, heavily
yelled. was supported by her son. John A.
Logan. Jr Major and Mrs. Tucker, and their
SON Logan Tucker. Cornelius and james :
Logan. brothers Of the General. Miss An
drevs. fianccc Of John 4. logan Jr. and
Mars Brady, cherished friend II The family
and for wears a member pf the housenoiu-
composed the mourning procession. lhey
were ushered - seats upon the lett 'front.'
Following the mOurners came the funeral
procession. headed 10y Rev. DIR. Newman
the officiating clergyman. Rev Dr. Butler
chaplain If the senate. Bishop Andrews, NJ
T. church. and Rev. ID. q. Tiffany. Of Phlla-
delphia-
Senator Sherman and Speaker Carlisle
occupied chair az the president desk ana
the clergy were At the desk II tbs trcreta-
ries The solemn services We're begun by
the reading Of the 9Jth psalm by Bishop An
drews DR. Butler read a the burial ser
vice portion Of the 18th chapter otCorinth-
ians PRAYER was offered 10y DR.. Tiffany.
and the funeral sermon was delivered 10y
DR. Newman at the conclusion Of which the
PROCESSION reformed. As the casket. pre-
ts-sira by the pail bearers, was borne slowly
down the .tA:lS If the eastern front. the
Marine band played Nearer Ny God. TO
Thee" Every head WAS Uncovered as the
casket was placed in the hearse and the
military came 10 a present arms Then
The invited guests were conducted TO the
casria.ss. and beaded 10y the Marine band
playing 4 diTse Abs procession commenced
its march to the burial E4o4ui The long
procession was formed IN accordancs s@lth
The arrangements laid down An the pub.
lished order of the day, and no delays OF
any kind occurred.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

A sensational story was sent out Of
Washington Monday that Gen Logan died
OF doses of aconite and morphine, improper
IL administered. II the statement Of Lewis
mains after death. and who was for many
wears Gen. Logan's body servant, is correct,
there were no marks of hypodermic iniec-
tions. and this corroborates DR.. Lincoln who
saws that no use whatever, was made of the
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CONGRESsIoNA

SENATE, Jan. 4-The death Of Sena-
tor Logan was announced so promptly after
the Senate came to order. adjournment fol
lowed that a message from the House and
from the President could not be received.
HOUSE, Jan 4-Nr. Hewitts resignation as
a member Of the H use was presented. Mr..
Thomas, Ill. announced the death Of Sena-
tor Logan, and the House Immediately adj
iOurnai
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PrematureIy Aged.

Many woman is robbed Of those charms
which the gentler sex value 50 highly, and
made old before her time by functional ir-
regularities. To such the bloom of youth
may be restored by the use Of a remedy
which has stood the test Of time and which
is to-day acknowledged to be without an
equal as a cure for all female weaknesses
DIR. Pierce's 'FavOTite Prescription" By
all Druggists,
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TIM worlds blird are computed to
number about 100000 or about one
-irhtle~~ person 10 every 1.4o0 inhabi-
tlnt~. I'm Austria one person in every
IT'S Is blind; In sweden. one IL every
I.IYI: FL Prussia. one in every 1857.
The proportion i greatest in Egypt.
where. in Carlo. there j. one blind per
son 10 every twenty inhabitants: while
I'm New Zealand it falls 10 one in every
$3.50 inhabitants Germany has the
greatest number # institutes for the
blind. thirty-iiyc. England has sixteen;
France thirteen: Austria-Hgngary. ten;
Italy. nine: Belgium. six; Australia.
Two. while Ameriea. Asia. and Africa
together are said to possess only six.
= NICE iron reservoir i being built
al a re,,ote spot in the outer harbor of
Amsterdam for the storage of petrole-
ann. 1t will be nearly lnirty-three feet
n diameter and Of the same depth. and
j. calculated 10 hold I,74o000 gallons
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PRAGUa was recently the scene Of a
..rrat German demonstration in honor
of ,Isg 6uth birthday Of DR.. Schmeyical.
leader ii the Moderate German party
in Bohemia for the last twenty-five
years. An address bearing 100000
signatures and representing over l,'oo
political corporations was presented
ana congratulations came from All
parts II German Austria and the Ger
man Empire. Il i significant that the
great haIl Of the German Casino. here
the festival took place. was adorned
with statue Of Gcrmania.
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QUEES Victoria has conferred upon
Miss Emily Faithful grant Of $500 in
recognition Of her services to work
ingwomcn 20 whose cause she has ever
boon fl. 3
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The sew Hampshire legislature.
elected I'm November. contains an even
dozen Of Dartmouth graduates. includ-
ing tile veteran Gilman Mar-ton, Of the
..lu-. !. IsI-
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Int be true. a. stated. that $500 per
week Is paid out at Deaiwood for
laundry work, the population there
must De- ambitious % record for
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THE po~tofiice at Reading, \. b,
was recently abolished because no one
could BE- found who would act a post
master
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WoEKNES while repairing n house
in Brooklyn. y. Y. one day last week.
discovered bag containing $4,000 in
cold under one Of the floors, and
turned It over TO the landlord. The
last occupant. a man whose wife died
iu the house. now sues the landlord for
the money, alleging that hi~ late thrifty
hrlpuatc used "a extract money from
hi> pockets habituallv. that he could
never find trace of It. and i convinced
that the concealed treasure was the
accumulated deposits She had relieved
him Of.
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THE balance of evidence. says The
Lancet. would appear to be in favor Of
the conclusion that where close scru-
tiny fails 10 discover any heritable
weakness. ueurotic or otherwise. CON
Sanguiueou> marriage per 81 l. not nee
ce-ariIy a thing to be prohibited.
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Polite passenger Gin street-caTl- ~ here
are Won going nv pretty maid Pretty
maid-rm going a shopping, sir gshe said.
PasseRgeF-W YOU have this seat, my
pretty maidl Pretty maid-O, yes, thank
you. sir, (she said.
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a New YORK clergyman SAYS there
will IL degrees Of punishment here
after. that the man who sins the most.
viii He punished the most. and vice
versa. According to this belief the
man Who sends a long communication.
written on both >iue-. to newspaper
for publication won't get much vice
versa In his orriSt0lrH Herald
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M0EGAN DUNN.a Turner i'm Washing
ton county. Pennsylvania, has suddenly
discovered that for number Of years
he has been paving taxes to the wrong
rauuty. Tie AWAY thought that he was
living III Greene county until one day
last week when surveyors proved To
him that hc was mistaken and that he
,yu~ really living in Washington county
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Ms. Ro-LANGEE. nearO giensburgh
n. j. Is said 10 have given birth to
uire children during the past two
wears Two years ago she gave birth
90 Tins. the year following to tripletS.
anil few days ago She presented her
uulucky husband with four Young ones.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

POTATOES eli for $500 a ton at
DAYTON. Oregon. and aye scarce at that